title: "Born Free agentic marketing framework" project: born-free tags: [playbook, framework, ai-agents, marketing-ops, born-free, openclaw] date: 2026-04-30 last_review: 2026-04-30 source: bornfree-hub source_id: docs/marketing/AGENTIC-MARKETING-FRAMEWORK.md upstream_path: /Users/aaronrenecarvajal/bornfree-hub/docs/marketing/AGENTIC-MARKETING-FRAMEWORK.md upstream_created: 2026-02-21 intent: "How OpenClaw + Knowtation agents discover, draft, and follow up with creators while staying inside the Born Free voice gates." depends_on:
- projects/born-free/style-guide/voice-and-boundaries.md
- projects/born-free/outlines/positioning-and-messaging-2026-04.md
- projects/born-free/playbooks/influencer-outreach.md
- projects/store-free/research/public-sources-2026.md
Born Free agentic marketing framework
Vault import of
bornfree-hub/docs/marketing/AGENTIC-MARKETING-FRAMEWORK.md(created 2026-02-21). The upstream file is the canonical source. This vault copy lives here so OpenClaw agents (script, social, outreach, blog, etc.) can read it via Knowtation MCPget_notetogether with the Born Free voice guide, positioning outline, and the outreach playbook. Re-import on upstream changes and re-index. Edits to underlying voice / claims belong inprojects/born-free/style-guide/voice-and-boundaries.md, not here.
1. Overview
This framework defines how to use AI agents (Cursor, MCP tools, and external AI) for Born Free marketing — organic influencer outreach, content creation, and ongoing marketing operations.
Core principles
- Human in the loop — you approve outreach, content, and strategy. AI drafts and researches.
- Evidence based — use real data (screenshots, follower counts, engagement) not assumptions.
- Scalable — templates and workflows that work for 10 or 1,000 creators.
- Authentic — messaging reflects "partners, not promoters" — community building, not transactional.
2. Tool stack
Cursor (primary human surface)
- Agent mode — multi-step tasks, code, docs, file edits.
- Chat — quick drafts, Q&A, strategy.
- Rules —
bornfree-hub/.cursor/rules/marketing.mdcfor consistent marketing context.
MCP tools (when available)
| Tool | Use |
|---|---|
Knowtation MCP (search, get_note, write) |
Read voice guide, outlines, public-sources registry; write drafts back into the vault under projects/born-free/drafts/. |
| Browser | Navigate, capture screenshots, extract contact info from creator profiles. |
| Web fetch | Pull public pages (Linktree, About pages) for contact extraction. |
| Task / subagents | Run parallel research (e.g. find 20 creators in parallel). |
Orchestration (OpenClaw 4.27)
- Codex Computer Use for desktop control (open browser, post to social, upload thumbnail).
- DeepInfra single key for chat, embeddings, image generation, TTS — same
DEEPINFRA_API_KEYthat hosted Knowtation Hub uses (KNOWTATION_CHAT_PROVIDER=deepinfra), so the LLM bill is unified. - Cron-driven content agents wake every morning, draft into vault
drafts/, then a review dashboard waits for human approve before publish.
External (optional)
- Notion / Airtable — tracker (manual or API).
- Spreadsheet — CSV export for bulk import.
3. Cursor rules for marketing
Maintained in bornfree-hub/.cursor/rules/marketing.mdc. Key rules:
- Positioning: Partners, not promoters — community building, early believers, human adventure.
- No cash offers — Experience Keys, CreditNFTs, Member NFT only.
- Pre-launch — properties coming, faith in platform is the caveat.
- KYC code:
BORNFREE100for free signup. - Tone: Warm, direct, human. No corporate jargon. Avoid "paid influencer" language — use "partner", "early believer", "support". Emphasize: credits renew forever, DAO governance, community-owned, Strength In Numbers.
Agent-side enforcement: every draft must cite projects/born-free/style-guide/voice-and-boundaries.md path in its output and pass that file's §8 ten-question checklist before promotion to published/.
4. Workflows
A. Influencer discovery from screenshots
Use when sharing screenshots of 0 matches or search results.
- You provide: screenshots of Modash / other platform results.
- Agent analyzes: search terms used, filters applied, suggested alternative queries, free manual discovery paths.
- Agent outputs: refined search strategy + list of free channels to try.
"I'm sharing screenshots of my influencer search. [Attach screenshots]. I got 0 matches. Help me: (1) analyze what might be wrong with my search, (2) suggest alternative search terms and free discovery methods, (3) create a manual discovery checklist I can follow outside paid platforms."
B. Screenshot → contact extraction
- You provide: screenshots of creator profiles (Instagram, YouTube, etc.).
- Agent extracts: name, handle, platform, followers, contact method, content fit notes.
- Agent outputs: structured rows for tracker (CSV or markdown table).
"Extract influencer contact info from these screenshots. For each: name, handle, platform, followers (if visible), email or contact method, content fit. Output as a table I can paste into my tracker."
C. Personalized outreach draft
- You provide: creator name, handle, platform, follower count, content notes.
- Agent drafts: personalized email / DM using templates from
projects/born-free/playbooks/influencer-outreach.md. - You review and send.
"Draft a [email | Instagram DM | Twitter DM] for [creator name] @[handle]. They have [X] followers, focus on [content topic]. Use the partner positioning from
projects/born-free/playbooks/influencer-outreach.mdand tone fromprojects/born-free/style-guide/voice-and-boundaries.md. Tier: [1K–10K | 10K–50K | …]."
D. Follow-up sequence
- Agent drafts: day-5 and day-10 follow-ups (shorter, warmer).
- You review and send.
"Draft a [day 5 | day 10] follow-up for [creator]. Original outreach was [email / DM]. Keep it brief, no pressure, one clear CTA."
E. Content creation (general)
- You provide: topic, audience, tone.
- Agent drafts: using Born Free facts from
projects/born-free/research/whitepaper.md(when imported) and the public-sources registry. - You review and publish.
"Draft [content type] for Born Free. Topic: [X]. Audience: [X]. Use facts from
projects/store-free/research/public-sources-2026.mdandprojects/born-free/research/whitepaper.md. Tone: partner / early believer."
5. Task decomposition (agentic)
For complex marketing tasks, break into sub-tasks:
| Task | Sub-tasks | Agent role |
|---|---|---|
| Influencer campaign | 1) Discover 2) Extract contacts 3) Draft outreach 4) Track follow-ups | Research, draft, structure |
| Launch content | 1) Blog 2) Social posts 3) Email to list | Draft, iterate |
| Landing page | 1) Copy 2) CTA 3) SEO | Draft, suggest |
| Analytics review | 1) Parse data 2) Summarize 3) Recommend | Analyze, summarize |
Use the todo_write tool (in Cursor) or OpenClaw's task graph (in production cron jobs) for multi-step tasks. Mark complete as you go.
6. Screenshot analysis workflow
Step 1 — you share
- Screenshots of Modash / other platform (search results, filters, 0 matches).
- Or: creator profiles for contact extraction.
Step 2 — agent analysis
For 0 matches:
- Search terms used.
- Filters that might be too narrow.
- Alternative: "travel creator", "lifestyle influencer", "Web3", "property", "community".
- Free manual discovery paths.
For creator profiles:
- Extract: name, handle, platform, followers, contact.
- Content fit score (1–5).
- Suggested tier.
Step 3 — agent output
- Structured table or CSV.
- Refined search strategy.
- Next actions.
7. Quick reference prompts
| Need | Prompt |
|---|---|
| Refine search | "I got 0 matches on [platform]. Screenshots: [attach]. Suggest alternative search terms and free discovery methods." |
| Extract contacts | "Extract influencer info from these screenshots. Output as table: name, handle, platform, followers, contact." |
| Draft outreach | "Draft [channel] for [creator]. [follower count], [content notes]. Partner positioning from projects/born-free/playbooks/influencer-outreach.md." |
| Follow-up | "Draft day-5 follow-up for [creator]. Original was [brief]. Keep it short." |
| Content | "Draft [type] for Born Free. Topic: [X]. Audience: [X]. Facts from projects/born-free/research/." |
| Strategy | "What's the best way to [X] for Born Free's organic influencer campaign? Constraints: no paid platforms, partner positioning." |
8. File structure (cross-repo + vault)
bornfree-hub/docs/marketing/ # source of truth (Git)
├── ORGANIC-INFLUENCER-OUTREACH-PLAN.md
├── AGENTIC-MARKETING-FRAMEWORK.md
└── …
vault/projects/born-free/ # this Knowtation vault (read by agents via MCP)
├── style-guide/voice-and-boundaries.md
├── outlines/positioning-and-messaging-2026-04.md
├── playbooks/
│ ├── influencer-outreach.md # vault import of upstream plan
│ └── agentic-marketing-framework.md # this file
└── drafts/ # OpenClaw agents write here
9. Next steps
- Verify
BORNFREE100— ensure coupon is active in Stripe / Blockpass. - Wire OpenClaw agents to Knowtation hosted MCP (JWT +
X-Vault-Idfrom Settings → Integrations → Hub API). Outreach agent readsprojects/born-free/style-guide/voice-and-boundaries.md+ this file before drafting. - Share screenshots — when ready, attach for agent analysis.
- Start tracker — Notion, Airtable, or spreadsheet.
- Pilot first 10 — send 10 outreach messages, refine based on replies, log retro under
projects/born-free/research/outreach-retro-<date>.md.